ROQUET

 At the end of 1940, ROQUET set up a small workshop to produce gas and repair farm machinery. The fourth hydraulic product is actually a pasta machine. In the 1960s, ROQUET began making lifts for Ebro tractors (originally Ford Thames). In the following years, Rocquet became the supplier of most of the hydraulic lifts and pumps installed in Spain by Renault, Lentz (now John Deere), Macifflesson and others. In 1970 the company began to develop a wide range of industrial and mobile hydraulic products. In 1981, ROQUET attended Hannover Messe for the first time, with a wide range of products, and began to distribute products in Europe, Africa and Australia. Five years later, Spain became part of the European Economic Community. It continued to grow in the following years, requiring the purchase of foundries and the construction of several new plants to meet demand. Today, ROQUET Payroll employs more than 500 professionals engaged in the design, production and distribution of various hydraulic and cast iron components.